In the headlines: Horror of Covid-sick doctors on forced duty

[Meria]

 

[Kender9]

From Business daily, naona the "La Icaweri Cartel" owned power company wanakipata. Walidhani wataenjoy monopoly forever. T.O.J.

 

[Deep Sea]

From Business daily, naona the "La Icaweri Cartel" owned power company wanakipata. Walidhani wataenjoy monopoly forever. T.O.J.

Now this is akin to a quack complaining that patients are fleeing to a real doctor & highlighting his loss of income.

 

[Meria]

Now this is akin to a quack complaining that patients are fleeing to a real doctor & highlighting his loss of income.
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niaje mresh, umefikiria kama waganga kumi.
hio ni weed ya wapi?

 

[Kdawg254]

From Business daily, naona the "La Icaweri Cartel" owned power company wanakipata. Walidhani wataenjoy monopoly forever. T.O.J.

Expect them to come up with new tariffs and levies for solar users and bulldoze Mpigs to pass it!
Hamuwezi wanyanganya nyama kwa mdomo!!

 

[Introvert]

Editor wa Taifa Leo akujie glass tatu.

 

[Mwalimu-G]

wanakipata. Walidhani wataenjoy monopoly forever. T.O.J.

Chako kitie maji...

"The big shift to solar power by heavy consumers has pushed Kenya Power into deeper dilemma in the wake of excess production of electricity.

Power generation crossed a record one billion kilowatt-hours in October — adding financial pressure on the distributor, which is already paying for huge volumes of idle electricity."

 

[kijanamrefu]

Editor wa Taifa Leo akujie glass tatu.

Huyo jamaa hapatagi rada. Haonagi group emails

 

[Kender9]

Chako kitie maji...
idle electricity."

I read somewhere that we will be exporting power. Anyway regardless of how the company is fairing, these cartels will always find a way of shafting the common mwananchi.

 

[Mwalimu-G]

I read somewhere that we will be exporting power. Anyway regardless of how the company is fairing, these cartels will always find a way of shafting the common mwananchi.

Story za KP nyingi tukianza na nani aliwauzia concrete poles hazina support wire na transformers faulty.

 

[Kender9]

Story za KP nyingi tukianza na nani aliwauzia concrete poles hazina support wire na transformers faulty.

like alcohol of flour.

 

[Mwalimu-G]

like alcohol of flour.

Car-bee-sah! Ndio maana mimi husikia watu hapa wakiimba nyenyenye nasikia kupiga mtu kofi moto.

 

[Ssabasajja]

From Business daily, naona the "La Icaweri Cartel" owned power company wanakipata. Walidhani wataenjoy monopoly forever. T.O.J.

Keter is one of the worst energy ministers this country has ever had.

 

[Ubongo]

Keter is one of the worst energy ministers this country has ever had.

Biggest shareholders wa kampuni ni akina nani ?

 

[Budspencer]

Of all the heists, hakuna imeshinda ile ya terminating SGR on own property in the middle of nowhere Naivasha

 

[Mwalimu-G]

Biggest shareholders wa kampuni ni akina nani ?

This is a bit dated but wacha I GOOGLE some more

Dec 5, 2011,01:46pm EST
Kenyan Tycoon Chris Kirubi Becomes Largest Individual Shareholder In Electric Company

Mfonobong NseheFormer Contributor
Billionaires

Chris Kirubi
Kenya’s rebel tycoon Chris Kirubi is now the largest individual shareholder in the Kenya Power & Lighting company (KPLC), Kenya's Business Daily has reported.
Kirubi, 70, a shrewd property developer and investor, quietly snapped up millions of ordinary shares in the electricity distributor in December last year, when the Nairobi Stock Exchange-listed company offered more than 480 million shares to the Kenyan public through a widely publicized rights issue.
But even though Kirubi now holds sway as KPLC’s largest individual shareholder, his stake in the company is rather diminutive and accounts for less than 1% of the firm’s total market cap. The Real Estate developer and disc jockey owns 0.79% of the company currently valued at about Ksh225 million- slightly less than $3 million.

KPLC’s largest shareholder at the moment is the Kenyan government, which controls a 50% stake. KPLC is the country’s 2nd largest electricity provider behind Kenya Electricity Generating Company, and has a current market cap in the region of $350 million, making it one of Kenya’s largest public corporations.
While Kirubi’s 0.8% stake gives him very little or no voting rights in influencing key strategic decisions for the company, it does give him one thing - exclusive bragging rights. Kirubi can now swank to his friends at the golf course about owning the largest individual stake in yet another Kenyan blue chip. Apart from KPLC, Kirubi is the largest individual shareholder of Centum, one of East Africa’s largest investment holding companies, as well as real estate firm International House Limited, among others.

Kirubi, worth $300 million by Forbes' recent estimate for the list of Africa's 40 Richest, started building his fortune in the 70s and 80s by buying up dilapidated real estate properties in Nairobi, renovating and flipping for a profit. He now owns one of Kenya’s largest legally-acquired property portfolios and spends his idle time disc jockeying for Capital FM, a Nairobi-based radio station that he also owns.

 

[Mwalimu-G]

Biggest shareholders wa kampuni ni akina nani ?

Kuna hii pia if you can make anything of it.

 

[Mwalimu-G]

Of all the heists, hakuna imeshinda ile ya terminating SGR on own property in the middle of nowhere Naivasha

Are you deflecting?

 

[Budspencer]

Are you deflecting?

?

 

[Anglututu]

Now this is akin to a quack complaining that patients are fleeing to a real doctor & highlighting his loss of income.
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Just like I predicted, soon solar power will start to face some awkward levies... This govt can't be trusted.